The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

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The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

Scot Scoop News
The student news site of Carlmont High School in Belmont, California.

Scot Scoop News
Kerem Olgun

Kerem Olgun, Staff Writer

Kerem Olgun (Class of 2026) enjoys running, playing bass, robotics, and spending time with his friends. He covers campus news and wants to learn about the culture on campus and expand his knowledge in news writing and journalism. You can find him exploring new interests on campus, hanging out with friends, or training for his next race.

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Students start to show up to view the art towards the start of lunch. The museum lasted until the end of the lunch period, with students and teachers coming throughout to take a look at students’ artwork. "The Art Museum was a really great opportunity for artists to showcase the work that they do behind the scenes, and in terms of our club, we had a few people read our magazines, and they got a sense of what we do," Art Showcase Club Secretary Michelle Lo said.

Art Museum curates a palette of pieces

Kerem Olgun, Staff Writer • March 10, 2024

The Art Showcase Club (ASC) and the Associated Student Body (ASB) worked to put together the Art Museum event to showcase the various artwork of Carlmont students on March 6 at lunch. Ranging from photography...

Carlmont sophomore Justin Dubbs places an orange he got for breakfast in a share basket. These baskets are accessible around the cafeteria area and help prevent food waste. "They're trying to enforce it and provide more, but some students end up throwing it away," Dubbs said.

Food services team ensures fruitful meals

Kerem Olgun, Staff Writer • February 17, 2024

Carlmont’s lunch staff enforces new policies in accordance with the California Department of Education requiring students to balance their meals. On top of their efforts to manage crowds in the lunch...

Teachers and students both work hard to make sure they get the most out of education, but different learning styles and the flexibility of learning environments can get in the way of that. There are many ways to reach successful results, and educators strive to find the best ones for individuals and groups that they work with.

The learning behind learning

Kerem Olgun and Aarush Abhyankar • January 18, 2024

One out of three. That's the amount of people who prefer diversity in their learning styles. However, learning environments are not always flexible enough to meet those preferences, according to VARK...

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